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Deep-fried ''pulutan'' include ''[[chicharrón|chicharon]]'' (less commonly spelled ''tsitsaron''), [[pork rind]]s that have been boiled and then twice fried, the second frying gives the crunchiness and golden color; ''chicharong bituka'', pig intestines that have been deep-fried to a crisp; ''chicharong bulaklak'', similar to ''chicharong bituka'' it is made from [[mesenteries]] of pig intestines and has an appearance roughly resembling a flower, hence the {{transliteration|tl|bulaklak}} name; and {{transliteration|tl|chicharong manok}}, chicken skin that has been deep [[Frying|fried]] until crisp. Other examples of deep-fried pulutan are crispy crablets, crispy frog legs, {{transliteration|tl|chicharong isda}} or fish skin cracklings, and {{transliteration|tl|tugnas}} or deep-fried pork fat (also known as ''pinaigi'').

Deep-fried pulutan include chicharon (less commonly spelled tsitsaron), pork rinds that have been boiled and then twice fried, the second frying gives the crunchiness and golden color; chicharong bituka, pig intestines that have been deep-fried to a crisp; chicharong bulaklak, similar to chicharong bituka it is made from mesenteries of pig intestines and has an appearance roughly resembling a flower, hence the bulaklak name; and chicharong manok, chicken skin that has been deep fried until crisp. Other examples of deep-fried pulutan are crispy crablets, crispy frog legs, chicharong isda or fish skin cracklings, and tugnas or deep-fried pork fat (also known as pinaigi).